Kazakhstan and Germany are forging ahead with new collaborative efforts in the renewable energy sector, focusing on green hydrogen and carbon capture technologies. On November 11, representatives from Kazakhstan’s Energy Ministry and the German Foreign Office met to discuss expanding their partnership in various energy domains, including traditional oil and gas, as well as renewable energy development.
During the discussions, Kazakhstan showcased ongoing renewable energy projects with German firms Goldbeck Solar GmbH and Solarnet Investment GmbH. The dialogue also emphasized the importance of advancing green hydrogen research, technology development, and the exchange of expertise between the two nations.
Additionally, both countries explored potential collaboration with the German company Linde on carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technologies. Germany expressed a keen interest in bolstering Kazakhstan’s hydrogen sector, acknowledging the country’s capacity to produce and utilize green hydrogen effectively.
The bilateral talks also covered plans for enhancing industrial, technological, and raw materials cooperation. This included exploring opportunities in critical minerals, transport, logistics, and digital technologies, which are pivotal for both nations’ economic and technological growth.